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Berthe Marie Willumsen is an Associate Professor Emerita in Cell Biology at the University of Copenhagen. She completed her education with a degree in Biochemistry in April 1975, followed by a Ph.D. in Virology in August 1978. Her research has focused on the molecular mechanisms of oncogenesis, particularly involving oncogenes and the Ras protein. Berthe has held various research positions including postdoctoral fellowships at notable institutes such as Dana Farber Cancer Institute and has been a visiting researcher at the National Cancer Institute. Throughout her career, she has contributed to numerous committees and boards, including the Danish Biochemical Society and the Danish Academy of Sciences. With a strong commitment to academia, she has been an active participant in Ph.D. evaluation committees and has held administrative roles at her university. Berthe has been recognized for her contributions to cancer research and has led courses in Molecular Cell Biology. Her work integrates various aspects of Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, and Protein Chemistry, contributing significantly to the fields of cell proliferation and oncogenesis.
University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen
Taught and researched in the field of Cell Biology and supervised various students in their theses.
University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen
Conducted advanced research in Molecular Biology and held a prominent teaching position.
Focuses on clinical, social, and cognitive psychology.